SMC Geometry Sample Test

Santa Monica College Practicing Geometry

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. Find the area of the shaded region. 1)

1) 5 yd

6 yd 5 yd

23 yd

18 yd A) 384 yd2

B) 389 yd2

C) 379 yd2

D) 74 yd2

Find the perimeter of the polygon. 2)

2) 7.3 m 3.9 m

3.9 m 7.3 m

A) 22.4 m

B) 15.1 m

C) 11.2 m

D) 18.5 m

Solve the problem. 3) A yard in the shape of a square measures 15 ft on each side. A triangular area with a height of 4 ft and a base of 7.5 ft is dug up for a flower bed. How much yard area is left over? A) 210 ft 2

B) 195 ft2

C) 97.5 ft 2

3)

D) 240 ft 2

Find the area of the figure. Use 3.14 for π. 4)

4)

4.4 cm 9.4 cm A) 33.7612 cm2

B) 16.8806 cm2

C) 34.452 cm2

D) Not enough data

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Use a protractor to measure the angle. 5)

5)

A) 20°

B) 70°

C) 110°

D) 40°

Solve the problem. 6) A pest control company sprays insecticide around the perimeter of a 390 ft by 400 ft building. If the spray costs $0.10 per foot, how much did the job cost to the nearest dollar? A) $1300

B) $158

C) $79

6)

D) $15,600

Find the missing angle measure. 7)

7) 20°

120° A) 140°

B) 40°

C) 45°

D) 100°

Tell whether the angle is acute, right, obtuse, or straight. 8)

8)

A) Obtuse

B) Straight

C) Acute

D) Right


9) 46° 67° A) 113°

x B) 67°

C) 46°

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D) 23°

Find the area of the shaded region. 10) Each small triangle has a height and a base of 2 m.

10)

16 m

16 m A) 160 m 2

B) 144 m 2

C) 288 m2

D) Not enough information given

Find the length of the third side of the right triangle. Give an exact answer and, where appropriate, an approximation to three decimal places. 11)

11)

15 km

25 km b

A) b = 18 km

B) b = 24 km

C) b = 20 km

D) b = 25 km

Find the perimeter of the polygon. 12) A square with side 7.6 yd A) 15.2 yd

12) B) 30.4 yd

C) 40.4 yd

D) 115.52 yd

Solve the problem. Use 3.14 for π. 13) Find the cost to asphalt a circular racetrack if asphalt costs $ 60 per 100 ft2 . (Round to the nearest dollar.) r = 125 ft R = 140 ft

A) $29,438

B) $1696

C) $7489

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D) $36,926

13)

Find the volume. 14)

14) 5 cm 7 cm

2 cm A) 70 cm3

B) 98 cm3

C) 20 cm3

D) 175 cm3

Solve the problem. Use 3.14 for π. Round to the nearest tenth. 15) A toy baseball bat comes with 3 plastic balls in a box that is a rectangular solid. The box is just big enough to hold the 3 balls. The radius of the balls is 1.7 in. What is the volume of the air in the box surrounding the balls. A) 18.7 in3

B) 97.3 in3

Find the volume of the sphere. Use 3.14 or

C) 56.2 in3

D) 47.0 in3

22 for π as indicated. 7

16) Use 3.14 for π.

16) r=2m

A) 18.84 m 3

15)

B) 16.747 m 3

C) 33.493 m 3

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D) 267.947 m 3

Name the angle in five different ways. 17)

17)

A) Angle L, angle LMN, angle NML, ∠LMN, or ∠L B) ∠LMN, ∠N, ∠NML, angle NML, or angle N C) ∠LNM, ∠NLM, ∠M, angle LMN, or angle M D) ∠M, ∠LMN, ∠NML, angle NML, or angle LMN Solve the problem. 18) A one-story building is 210 ft by 320 ft. If a square patio with sides 27 ft occupies the center of the building, how much area remains for offices? A) 1033 ft2

B) 1060 ft2

C) 952 ft2

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D) 66,471 ft2


19)

15 ft

c 20 ft

A) c = 13 ft

B) c = 24 ft

C) c = 25 ft

D) c = 18 ft

Name the angle in five different ways. 20)

20)

A) Angle ZYX, angle XYZ, ∠Y, ∠ZXY, or angle ZYX B) Angle XYZ, angle ZYX, angle ZYX, ∠XYZ, or ∠Y C) Angle ZYX, ∠XYZ, ∠ZYX, ∠XZY, or ∠Y D) Angle ZYX, angle XZY, ∠XYZ, ∠ZYX, or ∠Y

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Provide an appropriate response. 21) A rectangular solid and a circular cylinder have the same volume and the same height. The base of the rectangular solid is a square. Which (if any) of the following statements are true?

21)

(i) The rectangular solid and the cylinder have the same base area. (ii) The rectangular solid has a greater base area than the cylinder. (iii) The side length of the square base of the rectangular solid is equal to the diameter of the cylinder. (iv) The side length of the square base of the rectangular solid is less than the diameter of the cylinder. A) (i) and (iii)

B) (ii)

C) (i) and (iv)

D) (ii) and (iii)

Find the length of the third side of the right triangle. Assume that c represents the length of the hypotenuse. Give an exact answer and, if appropriate, an approximation to three decimal places. 22)

22) a = 30, c = 50 A) b = 10

B) b = 80

C) b = 20

D) b = 40

Find the perimeter. Use 3.14 for π. 23)

23) 20 m

10 m

A) 61.4 m

B) 102.8 m

Find the circumference of the circle. Use 3.14 or

C) 71.4 m

D) 91.4 m


24) Use 3.14 for π.

24)

2.15 ft

A) 27.004 ft

B) 58.059 ft

C) 6.751 ft

D) 13.502 ft

Solve the problem. 25) A room measures 13 ft by 18 ft. The ceiling is 9 ft above the floor. The door is 3 ft by 7 ft. A gallon of paint will cover 75.3 ft2 . How many gallons of paint are needed to paint the room (including the ceiling and not including the door). Round your answer up to the next whole number. A) 8 gallons

B) 11 gallons

C) 3 gallons

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D) 18 gallons

25)

Find the volume of the circular cone. Use 3.14 or 26) Use

22 for π as indicated. Round to the nearest whole number if necessary. 7

22 for π. 7

26)

28 mm

18 mm A) 528 mm 3

B) 29,870 mm3

C) 9504 mm 3

D) 28,512 mm 3


27)

14 cm 14 cm

A) 43.96 cm

B) 143.92 cm

C) 87.92 cm

D) 115.92 cm


28) a = 1, b = 7 A) c =

8; c ≈ 2.828

C) c = 8

7

B) c =

48; c ≈ 6.928

D) c =

50; c ≈ 7.071

Find the area. 29)

29) 8.5 in.

7 in.

6.5 in. A) 52.5 in.2

B) 45.5 in. 2

C) 22 in.2

D) 105 in.2


30)

A) Obtuse

B) Acute

C) Right

D) Straight


31) a = 8, c = 17 A) b = 9

B) b = 25

C) b = 15

D) b = 225


32)

16 cm

23 cm b

A) b =

785 cm; b ≈ 28.018 cm

B) b =

C) b =

7 cm; b ≈ 2.646 cm

D) b = 273 cm

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273 cm; b ≈ 16.523 cm

Find the radius or diameter as requested. 33) Find the radius.

33)

81.2 yd

A) 127.484 yd

B) 20.3 yd

C) 40.6 yd

D) 5175.85 yd

Tell whether the angle is acute, right, obtuse, or straight. 34) ∠ADB

34)

A) Acute

B) Obtuse

C) Right

D) Straight

Find the area. 35) Find the area of a square measuring 46.2 m on a side. A) 92.4 m 2

B) 4268.88 m 2

35) C) 2134.44 m 2

D) 184.8 m 2

Classify the triangle as equilateral, isosceles, or scalene. Then classify it as right, obtuse, or acute. 36)

36) 11 8 7 A) Scalene; acute

B) Isosceles; obtuse

C) Scalene; obtuse

D) Isosceles; acute

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Provide an appropriate response. 37) In the picture below, how many acute angles are formed in total? How many obtuse angles are formed in total?

A) 3 acute angles; 3 obtuse angles

B) 4 acute angles; 5 obtuse angles

C) 4 acute angles; 4 obtuse angles

D) 3 acute angles; 4 obtuse angles

37)

Approximate to three decimal places. 38)

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38)

A) 5.359

B) 4.369

C) 4.358

D) 4.359


39) 26° x A) 154°

B) 64°

C) 116°

D) 26°

Solve the problem. 40) How much will it cost to carpet a 22 ft by 16 ft room if carpeting costs $14.00 per square yard? A) $1642.67

Find the area of the circle. Use 3.14 or

B) $4928.00

C) $410.67

D) $547.56


41) Use 3.14 for π.

41)

2.45 mi

A) 30.772 mi2

40)

B) 75.3914 mi2

C) 18.84785 mi2

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D) 15.386 mi2

Solve the problem. Use 3.14 for π. Round to the nearest tenth. 42) The width of a piece of paper is 8.5 in., the length is 11 in., and the thickness is 0.0035 inches. There are 2600 sheets sitting in a cabinet by the copy machine. What is the volume occupied by the paper. A) 8.5 in3

B) 1365.0 in3

C) 177.5 in3

42)

D) 850.9 in3

Find the area. 43) Find the area of a square measuring 3 A) 10

6 in. 2 25

B) 12

1 in. on a side. 5

4 in.2 5

Find the volume of the circular cylinder. Use 3.14 or

43) C) 20

12 in.2 25

D) 6

2 in.2 5


44) Use 3.14 for π.

44)

13 yd 14 yd A) 571.48 yd3

B) 285.74 yd3


C) 8000.72 yd3

D) 2000.18 yd3


45) Use 3.14 for π.

45)

20.5 ft

A) 128.74 ft

B) 257.48 ft

C) 64.37 ft

D) 5278.34 ft


46)

A) Acute

B) Right

C) Straight

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D) Obtuse

Use a protractor to measure the angle. 47)

47)

A) 70°

B) 180°

C) 110°


D) 40°


48) Use 3.14 for π.

48)

19 cm

8.5 cm A) 507.11 cm3

B) 17,241.74 cm3


C) 4310.435 cm3

D) 1014.22 cm3


49) Use 3.14 for π.

49)

9 mi

A) 11.430 mi

B) 56.52 mi

C) 254.340 mi

D) 28.260 mi

Find the perimeter of the polygon. 50)

50) 2 yd 11 yd

11 yd

2 yd A) 13 yd

B) 26 yd

C) 18 yd

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D) 8 yd


51)

2 ft

5 9

A) 16

1 ft 3

1 ft 2

5 3 ft 6

B) 101

1 3 ft 3


C) 90

1 3 ft 6

D) 50

2 3 ft 3


52) Use 3.14 for π.

52)

24 mi

A) 37.68 mi


B) 75.36 mi

C) 150.72 mi

D) 452.16 mi


53) Use 3.14 for π.

53)

15 ft

A) 706.5 ft 2

B) 176.625 ft 2

C) 94.2 ft 2

D) 47.1 ft 2


3 A) 1.732

54) B) 1.742

C) 1.731

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D) 2.732

Find the area. 55)

55)

14 m

14 m A) 98 m 2

B) 56 m 2

C) 28 m 2

D) 196 m 2

Solve the problem. 56) Find the total area of the ends of the garage.

56)

4 ft

8 ft

12 ft A) 224 ft 2

B) 240 ft2

C) 288 ft2

D) 120 ft 2

Find the area. 57)

57) 10 m 19 m

A) 380 m 2

B) 58 m 2

C) 190 m2

D) 29 m 2


58) 16 m 16 m 16 m

A) 256 m 3

B) 4096 m 3

C) 512 m3

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D) 48 m 3

Find the area of the shaded region. 59)

59)

Each side 7 cm A) 196 cm2

B) 84 cm2

Find the volume of the sphere. Use 3.14 or 60) Use

C) 147 cm2

D) 245 cm2


22 for π. 7

60) r=6

A) 647

37 m3 112

1 m 2

B) 132

11 3 m 14

C) 1150

17 3 m 21

D) 863

3 m3 28

61) Use 3.14 for π.

61)

d = 2.7 yd A) 7.63 yd3

B) 5.794 yd3

C) 82.406 yd3

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D) 10.301 yd3

Find the radius or diameter as requested. 62) Find the radius.

62)

3.8 ft

A) 5.966 ft

B) 1.9 ft

C) 11.34 ft

D) 0.95 ft

Find the area. 63)

63) 20 m

8m

15 m A) 140 m 2

B) 280 m 2

C) 292 m2

D) 1200 m 2

Find the length of the third side of the right triangle. Assume that c represents the length of the hypotenuse. Give an exact answer and, if appropriate, an approximation to three decimal places. 64) b = 8, c = 16

64)

A) a = 8 C) a =

24; a ≈ 4.899

B) a =

192; a ≈ 13.856

D) a =

128; a ≈ 11.314


65)

22.0 m 39.0 m A) 1237.94 m 2

B) 1047.97 m 2

C) 668.03 m 2

D) Not enough data

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Find the radius or diameter as requested. 66) Find the diameter.

66)

1 m 5

A)

2 m 5

B)

22 m 35

C)

1 m 10

D)

7 m 110

Solve the problem. Give an exact answer and an approximation to the nearest tenth. 67) A painter leans a ladder against one wall of a house. At what height does the ladder touch the wall?

67)

25 ft 18 ft A)

301 ft ≈ 17.3 ft

B)

7 ft ≈ 2.6 ft

C)

949 ft ≈ 30.8 ft

D)

301 ft = 150.5 ft


68) a = 6, b = 8 A) c = 100

B) c = 14

C) c = 10

D) c = 48


69)

8.6 cm

5.5 cm 3.2 cm A) 151.360 cm2

B) 50.50 cm3

C) 151.360 cm3

D) 17.3 cm3

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70) Use 3.14 for π.

70)

14 cm

12 cm A) 263.76 cm3

B) 1582.56 cm3

C) 527.52 cm3

D) 6330.24 cm3


71) 7 yd

4 yd

10 yd A) 46.28 yd2

B) 46.56 yd2

C) 40.28 yd2

D) Not enough data

Find the radius or diameter as requested. 72) Find the diameter.

72)

50 in.

A) 25 in.

B) 157 in.

C) 7850.00 in.

D) 100 in.

Tell whether the angle is acute, right, obtuse, or straight. 73) ∠ADB

A) Obtuse

73)

B) Right

C) Straight

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D) Acute

Solve the problem. Use 3.14 for π. 74) The outfield wall in a baseball park is in the shape of a quarter circle. If the radius of the circle is 8 ft, how long is the wall? A) 12.56 ft

B) 25.12 ft

C) 10.56 ft

74)

D) 6.28 ft

Find the area. 75) Find the area of a rectangle measuring 4.7 yd by 13.87 yd. A) 130.378 yd2

B) 65.189 yd2

76) Find the area of a rectangle measuring 5 A) 24 mi2

B) 35

75)

C) 22.09 yd2

D) 18.57 yd2

1 2 mi by 6 mi. 3 3

5 mi2 9

76)

C) 30

2 mi2 9

D) 12 mi2

Find the area of the shaded region. 77)

77) 5m 3m

10 m

15 m

8m

15 m A) 210 m 2

B) 175 m 2

C) 200 m2

D) Not enough information given

Solve the problem. 78) A photograph measuring 6 in. by 8

1 1 in. is put in a frame measuring 6 in. by 9 in. What is the 2 2

area of the border around the photo? 1 A) 6 in. 2 B) 7 in. 2 2

C) 7

1 in. 2 2

78)

D) 8 in. 2

Solve the problem. Use 3.14 for π. 79) The striking circle in field hockey is a semicircle with a radius of 15.0 yd. Find the area of the semicircle. A) 2826 yd 2

B) 94.2 yd 2

C) 353.25 yd 2

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D) 706.5 yd 2

79)

Solve the problem. Give an exact answer and an approximation to the nearest tenth. 80) Below is a diagram of a water slide. How far is it along the ground from the end of the slide back to the base of the ladder that leads to the slide?

12 ft

30 ft

A)

756 ft = 378 ft

B)

18 ft ≈ 4.2 ft

C)

756 ft ≈ 27.5 ft

D)

1044 ft ≈ 32.3 ft

80)

Classify the triangle as equilateral, isosceles, or scalene. Then classify it as right, obtuse, or acute. 81)

81)

8

12

12 A) Isosceles; right

B) Isosceles; acute

C) Equilateral; acute

D) Equilateral; right

Simplify. 82)

3600 A) 30

82) B) 120

C) 60

D) 3600


83) 92° 35°

A) 88°

B) 43°

C) 53°

D) 127°


200 A) 14.142

84) B) 14.132

C) 14.143

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D) 14.141


85) 5 yd 5 yd

5 yd A) 15 yd3

B) 125 yd3

C) 25 yd3

D) 50 yd3

Find the perimeter of the polygon. 2 1 86) A rectangle measuring 3 mm by 4 mm. 3 2 A) 8

1 mm 6

B) 16

86)

1 mm 2

C) 16

1 mm 3

D) 20 mm


87)

9m

8m

8m

A) 68.24 m

B) 34.12 m

C) 43.12 m

D) 59.24 m

88)

88) 15 ft 15 ft A) 47.1 ft

B) 77.1 ft

C) 94.2 ft

D) 124.2 ft


89)

7 cm

A) 205.1467 cm2

B) 115.395 cm2

C) 28.8488 cm2

D) Not enough data

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Find the volume of the sphere. Use 3.14 or


90) Use 3.14 for π.

90)

r = 0.55000001 yd

A) 0.392 yd3

B) 0.697 yd3

C) 5.572 yd3

D) 1.266 yd3

Simplify. 91)

250,000

91)

A) 125,000

B) 500

C) 2500

D) 1000

Solve the problem. Use 3.14 for π. 92) A figure skater must trace a figure eight on the ice that consists of two perfect circles, each with a radius of 8 ft. How far does the skater go one time around the figure eight? A) 25.12 ft

B) 23.12 ft

C) 50.24 ft

92)

D) 100.48 ft

Find the area. 93)

93) 2.5 m 5.3 m

A) 7.8 m 2

B) 15.6 m 2

C) 26.50 m 2

D) 13.25 m 2

Simplify. 94)

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94)

A) 10

B) 32

C) 16

D) 8

Find the area. 95)

95) 4 mi 8 mi

20 mi A) 3200 mi2

B) 40 mi2

C) 96 mi2

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D) 32 mi2


96) 14 m 13 m

A) 258.93 m 2

B) 167.93 m 2

C) 244.86 m 2

D) Not enough data


97)

11 yd

11 yd 11yd

A) 91.08 yd


B) 51.81 yd

C) 34.54 yd

D) 67.54 yd


98) Use 3.14 for π.

98)

50 yd

A) 1962.5 yd2

B) 157 yd2

C) 314 yd2

D) 7850 yd2


99)

A) Obtuse

B) Right

C) Straight

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D) Acute

Find the requested angle. 100) Complement of 37° A) 53°

100) B) 323°

C) 74°

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D) 143°

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